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[Day hospitalisation in addictology].
Pascal Menecier1, Sandrine Plattier2, Loetitia Rotheval2
1Unité d'addictologie-consultation mémoire, hôpital des Chanaux, 71018 Mâcon cedex, France; Institut de psychologie, université Lumière Lyon 2, F69676 Bron cedex, France.
Soins. Psychiatrie
|April 23, 2019
Summary
The day hospital is a new service for substance use disorders, offering care between inpatient and outpatient options. This model supports patients through withdrawal, abstinence, harm reduction, and long-term recovery.
Area of Science:
- Addictology
- Psychiatry
- Public Health
Background:
- Substance use disorders (SUDs) represent a significant global health challenge.
- Traditional treatment models include inpatient withdrawal and outpatient consultations, with varying levels of patient engagement and support.
- A gap exists in intermediate care settings that bridge intensive inpatient services and less structured outpatient support for SUD patients.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce and describe the novel day hospital service in addictology.
- To outline the scope of care provided by the day hospital for patients with substance use disorders.
- To position the day hospital as a flexible and comprehensive treatment option within the addiction care continuum.
Main Methods:
- The day hospital operates as a distinct service model within addictology.
- It offers a structured program that integrates elements of withdrawal management, therapeutic interventions, and supportive care.
- Patient care pathways are designed to be adaptable, accommodating needs from preparation for abstinence to long-term recovery support.
Main Results:
- The day hospital provides a spectrum of services, including preparation for withdrawal and ongoing abstinence support.
- It actively engages in harm reduction strategies tailored to individual patient needs.
- The service facilitates long-term patient support, addressing the chronic nature of substance use disorders.
Conclusions:
- The day hospital model represents a significant advancement in addiction treatment services.
- It offers a crucial intermediate care level, enhancing treatment accessibility and continuity for patients with substance use disorders.
- This innovative approach has the potential to improve patient outcomes by providing tailored, flexible, and comprehensive support throughout the recovery journey.
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